Volume One of Kazuo Umezu’s violent and hyperactive horror manga series.
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Book Review: Stardust by Neil Gaiman
Mr. Gaiman can genuinely create a world where wonder is an everyday occurrence.
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One of the year's best non-fiction works, this insightful account of Melanesian life follows the author as he retraces his great-grandfather’s steps as a missionary.
Read More »Book Review: Coraline by Neil Gaiman, Illustrated by Dave McKean
... the main feeling that a child or adult reader will be left with is wonder. Which is how it should be whenever we finish a story.
Read More »Book Review: Sloth by Gilbert Hernandez
A new graphic novel from the Love And Rockets artist.
Read More »Book Review: The Toyminator by Robert Rankin
A funny book that could have been even funnier.
Read More »Reflections on The End of Faith by Sam Harris
If you met a person of the 14th century, you'd find they were astonishingly ignorant and astonishingly wrongheaded. Yet religion hasn't changed since then.
Read More »Book Review: The Expected One by Kathleen McGowan
Claiming to be a descendant of Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ, Kathleen McGowan uses the novel to tell what she claims is her story.
Read More »Book Review: King Of Ayodhya – Book Six of the Ramayana by Ashok K. Banker
"Jai Sri Rama!" ("Praised be Rama!") indeed, but also praise to Ashok Banker.
Read More »Book Review: The Art of Shooting Baskets by Ted St. Martin
World record-holder Ted St. Martin covers all the areas of basketball’s most important skill – shooting.
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